Fall 2013 Baseball Research Journal
- More Whimpers Than Bangs: How Batters Perform When “It’s the World Series and they’re down to their final out”
Steven P. Gietschier - Download the e-book version of the Fall 2013 BRJ
SABR - The Veracity of Veeck
Norman L. Macht and Robert D. Warrington - The Hearst Sandlot Classic: More than a Doorway to the Big Leagues
Alan Cohen - Fate and the Federal League: Were the Federals Incompetent, Outmaneuvered, or Just Unlucky?
Bob Ruzzo - Clutch Hitting in the Major Leagues: A Psychological Perspective
Leonard S. Newman - Is a Major League Hitter Hot or Cold?
Megan Liedtke Tesar, Anne C. Marx, and David D. Marx - When Did Frank Baker Become “Home Run” Baker?
Steven A. King - Preferences Between Baseball and Fastpitch Softball Amongst Female Baseball Players
Justine Siegal and Andy Li-An Ho - The Way the Game Is Supposed to Be Played: George Kell, Ted Williams, and the battle for the 1949 batting title
Mark Randall - The Mystery of Jack Smith’s Runs
John D. Eigenauer - Debs Garms, the Bioproject, and I
Greg Erion - The 20/30 Game Winner: An Endangered/Extinct Species
John E. Daniels and Steve Kuehl - Game Score vs. Starter Score
J.T. Grossmith - The Team with the Most On-Base Percentage Titles
Bill Nowlin - Appendix: Supporting Documentation for Correction of Detroit Tigers Run-Scored Errors in the Official Records
Herm Krabbenhoft - Additional Corrections in the Official Records (1920–44) of Runs Scored for Detroit Tigers Players
Herm Krabbenhoft - The Future of Baseball Contracts: A Look at the Growing Trend in Long-Term Contracts
Jim Turvey - Prospects, Promotions and Playoff Races: Do They Bring Fans to Minor League Games?
David C. Ogden, John Shorey and Kevin Warneke - Baseball’s First Bill Veeck
Jack Bales - Henry Chadwick Award: Bill Carle
Rob Neyer - Henry Chadwick Award: Paul Dickson
Steven P. Gietschier - Henry Chadwick Award: Fred Lieb
Daniel R. Levitt - Henry Chadwick Award: Francis Richter
Lyle Spatz - Henry Chadwick Award: John Thorn
Christina Kahrl - Editor’s note
Cecilia M. Tan